Where has anybody argued his rights?Ball cocks
Fact is imo let him rot 6 foot under end of story
You and other like minded persons can argue his human rights from now untill hell freezes over ( ?)
I will have none of it
Neither do I care what you and others say or think on the subject
You can all go and do oneImo
If someone under 18/21 wants cigarettes or alcohol, they will get them. Same with knives. Its happening with guns but because they tend to kill each other people are less engaged. Paying twice as much in Wicks is hardly a deterrent. And its not about integration despite what Chemi said this morning on tne beeb.
Yes, let’s not kill someone’s who has slaughtered innocent children, it’s inhuman....let's bump him off, it's cheaper.
FFS. Thick as mince.
Now who was it? Let me think. Oh, yeah:
As Al Murray would say when in character as the pub landlord 'beautiful British name ...'
I thought we were told it is racist to not be able to pronounce African names properly
Where? Who by? When ?
Getting someone's name wrong is not just a little mistake. It can make the person on the receiving end feel excluded, disrespected and othered. And when you make the effort to correctly pronounce someone's name, you show that you respect them and demonstrate your commitment to being inclusive, anti-racist and a good ally.
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So it covers English names too ?Getting someone's name wrong is not just a little mistake. It can make the person on the receiving end feel excluded, disrespected and othered. And when you make the effort to correctly pronounce someone's name, you show that you respect them and demonstrate your commitment to being inclusive, anti-racist and a good ally.
Just a quick google of the question and you will find loads of info on the subjectWhy mispronouncing names can be a form of microaggression
Earlier this month, I joined an external virtual Black History Month event where I heard the host repeatedly mispronounce the guest speaker's African name. Not long after this, I joined a meeting where someone mispronounced my name several times, and each time, it was a variation of the earlier atte
African students says mispronouncing their names is a form of racism - Pavement Pieces
The way people in America make her and other Africans feel about their names is yet another form of racist micro-aggressions.
That's regards America you dolt.Getting someone's name wrong is not just a little mistake. It can make the person on the receiving end feel excluded, disrespected and othered. And when you make the effort to correctly pronounce someone's name, you show that you respect them and demonstrate your commitment to being inclusive, anti-racist and a good ally.
Just a quick google of the question and you will find loads of info on the subjectWhy mispronouncing names can be a form of microaggression
Earlier this month, I joined an external virtual Black History Month event where I heard the host repeatedly mispronounce the guest speaker's African name. Not long after this, I joined a meeting where someone mispronounced my name several times, and each time, it was a variation of the earlier atte
African students says mispronouncing their names is a form of racism - Pavement Pieces
The way people in America make her and other Africans feel about their names is yet another form of racist micro-aggressions.
